The Magic of Oz

Never mind," replied the Wizard. "Perhaps this glass creature has

been punished enough, and we must not forget she saved both Trot and

Cap'n Bill."

After first leading 'em onto an enchanted island," added Dorothy.

But I think, as you do, that the Glass Cat is punished enough, and p'raps

she won't try to pull the monkeys' tails again."

The Glass Cat did not rejoin the party of travelers. She was still

resentful, and they moved too slowly to suit her, besides. When they

arrived at the Royal Palace, one of the first things they saw was the Glass

Cat curled up on a bench as bright and clean and transparent as ever. But

she pretended not to notice them, and they passed her by without remark.